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THE FACE OF ROSENFEL. 211 Lamar examined the shaking, cowering wreck upon the sofa, and Maxey, impatient of delay in his decision, queried nervously: ‘‘What’s the matter with him?” ‘“‘T should say he’d been drinking too much.” “Ts that all? I thought it delirium tremens.” «There is not a great deal of difference,” said Lamar, after listening to some of Dye’s vehement utterances. “He is crazy. We must get him away from here at UE Gee Ce Ee ae oe. Wee Sy ere ~. . a Ce . : us - (<a So ae ote oor ‘sty a he eT Le once.” ““ No!” cried Maxey, he shall not go; not if you say o he is possessed of a thousand devils. He shall not go Ee alive unless he has told the truth and all the truth!” pr ‘<The truth! What does he know?” o ‘‘He knows everything. He knows my wife’s par- 2 entage. He knows the secret of that affair on the sea- 4 road. He knows this face that Annette has sketched; a and if the power remains in him he shall tell!’ a Mr. Dye heard and evidently partly comprehended a these words, for he cried out: «Right! Mr. Maxey, right! Make him tell! He’sa scoundrel! Make him tell.” Maxey sprang toward him and seized him by the arm, as if he would drag his secrets from him by physical force. i . ¥ “s pi “Ye<s4 7 ' J fiy~ tae é ~ ty is a5, IP od : 7 P tte os * Ce a tog Sout Se ov hic : Wo z aon CPN 8 Mg Ml re AEE ye ie ae ACP ep ewer cer Bre ee oe ‘Speak out-now, old man!” he said. ‘‘ For the time e. for playing with me is passed. I will have the truth = now. You recognize the Jew’s face. Who is the Jew? a What are your relations with him?” ie “The Jew, eh? You want to know about the Jew and my relations with him? Relations is a pretty word! I will tell you, Mr. Maxey, my relations with him: I was a whining cur. He was a lion.” — Bea enh Fi PTR ee etre cs | ~~ comicbooks.com | ae uy ae Sh fn o,f . 2 , ; ; e “s : ~ ‘ Ye he ret Is a OE ce eae VSS ae v, 5 ee . ee : WP Ngce iad tee ST et Oe Sh beatae Re Wyte ee ee ee ee ee Pe Oe ee ee ee y FOE EM BS + ee = 2 > eee ee ee? oe